Dudley County
Dudley County is one of the 141 Cadastral divisions of New South Wales. Part of the southern border near the coast is the Apsley River.
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Dudley County was named in honour of Dudley Ryder, Second Earl of Harrowby (1798-1882).[1]
Parishes within this county
A list of parishes found within this county; their LGA and mapping coordinates to the approximate centre of each location is as follows:
Parish | LGA | Coordinates |
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Bandi Bandi | Kempsey Shire Council | 31°06′54″S 152°30′04″E |
Barraganyatti | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°51′54″S 152°56′04″E |
Bellbrook | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°46′54″S 152°33′04″E |
Boonanghi | Kempsey Shire Council | 31°04′54″S 152°36′04″E |
Burragong | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°57′54″S 152°42′04″E |
Clarke | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°59′54″S 152°20′04″E |
Cliffs | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°32′54″S 152°25′04″E |
Clybucca | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°55′54″S 152°58′04″E |
Collombatti | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°55′54″S 152°45′04″E |
Comara | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°37′54″S 152°22′04″E |
Cooroobongatti | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°58′54″S 152°56′04″E |
Dudley | Kempsey Shire Council | 31°04′54″S 152°25′04″E |
Gordon | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°46′54″S 152°37′04″E |
Hickey | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°53′14″S 152°39′50″E |
Kalateenee | Kempsey Shire Council | 31°05′54″S 152°47′04″E |
Kemp | Kempsey Shire Council | 31°03′54″S 152°30′04″E |
Kullatine | Kempsey Shire Council | 31°04′54″S 152°41′04″E |
Loftus | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°36′54″S 152°30′04″E |
Macleay | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°51′54″S 152°24′04″E |
Nulla Nulla | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°44′54″S 152°29′04″E |
Oreen | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°52′54″S 152°30′04″E |
Panton | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°56′54″S 152°26′04″E |
Parrabel | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°57′54″S 152°36′04″E |
Pee Dee | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°44′54″S 152°25′04″E |
Stuart | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°42′54″S 152°26′04″E |
Tanban | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°55′54″S 152°51′04″E |
Uralgurra | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°50′54″S 152°36′04″E |
Vernon | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°55′54″S 152°20′04″E |
Warbro | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°56′54″S 152°30′04″E |
Warne | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°49′54″S 152°20′04″E |
Willawarrin | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°55′54″S 152°38′04″E |
Willi Willi | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°59′54″S 152°26′04″E |
Wittitrin | Kempsey Shire Council | 31°07′21″S 152°40′56″E |
Wolseley | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°37′54″S 152°25′04″E |
Yarrabandini | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°58′54″S 152°49′04″E |
Yarrahapinni | Kempsey Shire Council | 30°48′54″S 152°58′04″E |
Yarravel | Kempsey Shire Council | 31°01′54″S 152°44′04″E |
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References
- "Dudley". Geographical Names Register (GNR) of NSW. Geographical Names Board of New South Wales. Retrieved 5 August 2013.
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